Candidates for the RS government answer questions from voters in a series of interviews on RBS TV
Quick Look
- Until October 2, seven candidates for the government of Rio Grande do Sul will answer questions from voters in weekly interviews on RBS TV on six topics: security, health, education, infrastructure, economy and climate disaster prevention.
- Each candidate will have 30 seconds to respond, three per day, according to the order defined by the latest electoral survey by Grupo RBS.
AI-generated summary
Why It Matters
The series of RBS TV interviews takes place in the context of the electoral campaign for the government of Rio Grande do Sul, with candidates answering direct questions from voters on priority topics for the state.
Until October 2nd, candidates for the government of Rio Grande do Sul will answer questions asked directly by voters interviewed by RBS TV. There will be six themes, one each week: security, health, education, infrastructure, economy and climate disaster prevention. In total, 86 voters will have their questions answered.
Candidates will have 30 seconds to present their answers. Of the seven candidates, three will respond each day. The order of appearance takes into account the most recent electoral survey commissioned by Grupo RBS, released this Monday (24).
Regarding the economy, the candidate chose the question from voter Edson Machado, from Bento Gonçalves, in Serra Gaúcha. "I would like to know from our candidates what idea they have to reduce the tax burden for small traders, like me, and medium traders, which is the big cancer, the problem of every small and medium businessman", he asks.
Juliana Brizola, from PDT, went on a walk in Canoas and also participated in a debate on a television station in Porto Alegre.
Gabriel Souza, from MDB, gave an interview to Bandeirantes radio and also participated in a debate on a television station in Porto Alegre.
Marcelo Maranata, from PSDB, carried out a mobilization with activists and supporters at Esquina Democrática, in Porto Alegre, and also participated in a debate on a television station in the capital of Rio Grande do Sul.
Priscila Voigt, from UP, completed a schedule at the Federal University of Santa Maria, leafleted in the city center and had a meeting with the Olga Banario women's movement.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The series of interviews on RBS TV will influence the public perception of the candidates on the topics covered, especially economics and security.
Likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- What are each candidate's specific proposals to reduce the tax burden on small and medium-sized traders?
- How do the candidates plan to address the other five themes (security, health, education, infrastructure and climate disaster prevention) in the coming weeks?
- What will be the impact of this series of interviews on voting intentions according to the RBS Group electoral survey?
